Sentence examples for human times from inspiring English sources

It moves from our pre-human past to ancient human times, and on to the present and to our possible post-human future.

All volcanoes spew CO2, but these eruptions, lasting 20,000 years each and dwarfing anything seen or imagined in human times, must have spewed a lot.

The germ for the movie is "A Short History of Progress," which, as the name announces, is an exceedingly compressed examination of human times from the Canadian novelist and historian Ronald Wright.

When an artist belongs so entirely to a single decade, even the catastrophic decade of Europe from the mid-thirties to the mid-forties, then hearing his music revived revives the era, and reminds us that even the hardest times are human times, filled with music.

Being on a comedown is like being human times ten.

Human time dances with animal time.

Human time perception and its illusions.

The human time constant is very slow.

We're talking human time — not geologic time".

"Legal time is much longer than human time," she said.

The Chudnovskys are counting very little of their human time".